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India has a bad reputation for getting laid and is considered one of the toughest flag in the world.

But it is very diverse and has some of the most amazing sightseeing to experience. Below is a video - Incredible India 2013 which is the latest campaign by Indian tourism.
If your focus is not of getting laid, India is one of the places you need to visit :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUdqS1eFvwE

Hope you guys enjoy the video.

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Skip to 2:46 to see IRT trying to open a white chic.

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(11-17-2012 06:30 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  Skip to 2:46 to see IRT trying to open a white chic.

lol so true

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I thought the chick was Indian.

Cool video. I'd like to go swim with an elephant.

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(11-17-2012 06:30 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  Skip to 2:46 to see IRT trying to open a white chic.

Guy on the right knows the game is weak.

   

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This is some Eat Pray Love bitch.

I reckon in the real version she got the shits from the terrible hygiene, a permanent neck strain from all the head wobbling and tons of guys touched her up on the train.

But who knows? Maybe the leaves they put on the small scratches on her arm actually did something. Maybe she 'found herself' (whilst she was standing on her head). Maybe none of the head wobbling men thought of her whilst banging their wives that evening.

What do I know? I'm just a cynic.

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(11-17-2012 11:21 AM)Surreyman Wrote:  This is some Eat Pray Love bitch.

Western, divorced, past-their-prime women are a lucrative demographic to target.

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So India has lots of "cultural" things but it has to be one of the hardiest, most fucked up countries to travel in. And I've been all over Africa, the Mideast, South America and Asia. India is one fucked up place. The population destiny, slums, way ppl think. It's all just amazing and I've never seen anything like it anywhere really.

So something to keep in mind. In addition to perhaps being one of the worst places on Earth to get laid, it also is one of the worst places to travel even though there is a lot of "culture"

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"First time in India?" is a little weak. Should have neg'ed her...

Anyone got a good neg?

Best I could think of is: "hi, I like your short hair, it reminds me of my little brother's hair."

Post: #10

India is an awesome place to see a whole lot of amazing stuff (both amazingly beautiful and amazingly disgusting things). It is definitely an incredible place to visit. However, it is pretty much the last place on Earth that I would recommend people to go to for flags. 99.9% of the women are out of reach, especially in Northern India where women are literally locked down and forbidden to speak with foreigners (let alone screw).

Aside from the locals, there are plenty of European and Israeli travelers around to mingle with but the majority of them are wanna-be hippies, which I personally find to be a huge turn-off. Even the non-hippies look like hippies...because of cultural rules about conservative dress, most female foreign travelers you see in India are wearing baggy, earthen-looking dresses they picked up from a local clothing salesman. Couple that with a hot climate and poor sanitary conditions and you've got a bunch of raggedy-ass, dirty, unkept women walking around. You can still hook up with girls in this environment but what's the point?

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If you see an Indian chick, just ask her "Hey, Is your name Krishna?", it will work like a charm.

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(11-19-2012 10:30 PM)AlbertoDelMuerto Wrote:  If you see an Indian chick, just ask her "Hey, Is your name Krishna?", it will work like a charm.

prolly a kick in the nuts an be called a racist lol

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My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

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If getting laid isn't your focus, India probably is the holy grail of backpacking.

As described above, transit is a chore, and it makes short trips a pain.

To be honest, outside of Mumbai where you may be lucky enough to find a 'progressive' enough female, you've got buckley's of getting a flag. The further south, the worse. The was a story of a Tamil actress.. Kushboo...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kushboo_(actress)

who once stated that an edcuated man shouldn't expect her wife to be a virgin.. mainly referenced to bollywood actresses having to give it up.

it caused national outrage and crowds stoning her parents house where she resided at the time.

From what I gathered from long term expats there, you've got more chance scoring with married women. As they tend to be arranged marriages, without an affection motive, once the duty of popping out kids has occurred, it doesn't sem that much of a fuss, as long as it's discreet.

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You can have Albert Camus type game, pass as a light skinned 'white' wealthy land owning blue eyed Kashmiri and still not get laid with an Indian in India.
Then again, you can bang the type of white chicks who have had dreadlocks at some point in the last 48 full moons and have had just as many dicks pretty much twice a week if you are on the upper hostel / lower range hotel circuit.

As for the natives, if you are targeting 8.5's and above (why bang anything less in India?) you are in for a difficult time. Had 15 minute fame on my side at one stage and i still couldn't make it.

The country is, by most definitions, a huge shit hole. I almost died there.
Despite that, though, or, no, because of it being a shit hole, it is unbelievably interesting. By comparison, Thailand is lame.

Ok. I probably ought to qualify the claim that it is a shit hole. Only ought suggests i owe. And i don't owe this thread anything.

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got more chance of getting laid in Saudi Arabia

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i have a close friend who lived there for 6 months, he really fucked up his stomach from some bug he caught there. anyway he had serious stomach pains, diaheria for years, caused him to miss work, tried lots of experimental medicines to help it go away. hes better now but says that he still has bad days from it.

not saying i wont travel there, because i probably will, but if i do it wont be for very long and i will be eating exclusively in expensive restaurants.

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(02-12-2013 03:59 PM)bacon Wrote:  i have a close friend who lived there for 6 months, he really fucked up his stomach from some bug he caught there. anyway he had serious stomach pains, diaheria for years, caused him to miss work, tried lots of experimental medicines to help it go away. hes better now but says that he still has bad days from it.

not saying i wont travel there, because i probably will, but if i do it wont be for very long and i will be eating exclusively in expensive restaurants.

Damn.. that's something. What did the diagnosis say? Did he tell you.

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(02-11-2013 11:50 PM)Cyclone Wrote:  My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

name of club and location?

(02-12-2013 10:29 AM)Mersault Wrote:  ... I almost died there....

OMG what happened? where you attacked ?

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(02-12-2013 07:26 PM)GameTheory Wrote:  

(02-11-2013 11:50 PM)Cyclone Wrote:  My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

name of club and location?

(02-12-2013 10:29 AM)Mersault Wrote:  ... I almost died there....

OMG what happened? where you attacked ?

No, i wasn't attacked. The story isn't that interesting, and i won't embellish it for the sake of the forum, so i won't bore you with it.
Suffice to say, I became ill (a type of virus) and almost died. Not to say i was resuscitated, no, i wasn't flat lining, it wasn't dramatic, but had i not sought help and stumbled into a hospital i would have soon died.

Anyway. Reading back through the posts on here you'd be tempted to think that anybody reading this who hadn't been to India would be put off going. I'd like to stake a counter claim. Go. By all means go. For every 10 days you spend there, as a rough counter, you will have one incredible adventure and story that you can retell and entertain with for the rest of your life.

I need to change chairs. Sitting on this one my shoulders hunch forward whilst i type and i'm losing some of my hard gained correct posture every second i sit here. I can feel the peasant posture creeping back in. It's as though a debilitating poison were beginning to take hold. Shoulders back. Shoulders back. Shoulders back.

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I want to go. Whats a good primer on arranging a two wk backpacking tour?

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(11-19-2012 06:14 PM)cybermutiny Wrote:  India is an awesome place to see a whole lot of amazing stuff (both amazingly beautiful and amazingly disgusting things). It is definitely an incredible place to visit. However, it is pretty much the last place on Earth that I would recommend people to go to for flags. 99.9% of the women are out of reach, especially in Northern India where women are literally locked down and forbidden to speak with foreigners (let alone screw).

Aside from the locals, there are plenty of European and Israeli travelers around to mingle with but the majority of them are wanna-be hippies, which I personally find to be a huge turn-off. Even the non-hippies look like hippies...because of cultural rules about conservative dress, most female foreign travelers you see in India are wearing baggy, earthen-looking dresses they picked up from a local clothing salesman. Couple that with a hot climate and poor sanitary conditions and you've got a bunch of raggedy-ass, dirty, unkept women walking around. You can still hook up with girls in this environment but what's the point?

I'd have to agree with this 100%. Great description of the hippies. Let's don't forget the fat female sex tourists are there too.

I just posted some pictures on my blog of Incredible India: the Bad.

http://partytravelsexlove.com/2013/02/12...a-the-bad/

I do have several thousand pictures from my adventures in India. There are a lot of interesting sites to see too.

Post: #23

(02-12-2013 08:20 PM)Mersault Wrote:  

(02-12-2013 07:26 PM)GameTheory Wrote:  

(02-11-2013 11:50 PM)Cyclone Wrote:  My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

name of club and location?

(02-12-2013 10:29 AM)Mersault Wrote:  ... I almost died there....

OMG what happened? where you attacked ?

No, i wasn't attacked. The story isn't that interesting, and i won't embellish it for the sake of the forum, so i won't bore you with it.
Suffice to say, I became ill (a type of virus) and almost died. Not to say i was resuscitated, no, i wasn't flat lining, it wasn't dramatic, but had i not sought help and stumbled into a hospital i would have soon died.

Anyway. Reading back through the posts on here you'd be tempted to think that anybody reading this who hadn't been to India would be put off going. I'd like to stake a counter claim. Go. By all means go. For every 10 days you spend there, as a rough counter, you will have one incredible adventure and story that you can retell and entertain with for the rest of your life.

Almost everybody that goes to India gets deathly sick from eating something they shouldn't have.

I'd have to disagree with the idea of one incredible adventure for every 10 days you are there. I'd say there something incredible happening every other day, either good or bad!

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Chances are this was in Mumbai (Bombay). And within Mumbai these are basically India's wild trust fund babies most likely. The top 1% in terms of wealth that actually have the time & money to go out. I heard that cocktails in some of Mumbai's top nightlife spots can run as much as what you'd pay in NYC (even with the exchange rate). After all, this is also the home of Bollywood. And all Indian troll jokes aside, the fine chicas in Bollywood will give most fellas even on this forum a nice solid stiffy. You see, unlike the Indian trolls that invade this forum from time to time, I get way more excited typically by the more exotic, ethnic women in comparison to some whitebread Nancy next door type. Even the blonde cheerleader doesn't do it for me. Give me a brunette over a blonde anyway. I digress.

Back to India....the other folks that might have some money to burn are the people making money in the tech sector. Not sure about the club scene, but some of this IT money is certainly floating around Mumbai, and especially Bangalore, Hyderabad, etc. Not sure if nightlife in Bangalore or Hyderabad come close to Mumbai though.

(02-11-2013 11:50 PM)Cyclone Wrote:  My indian friend (actually from Nepal) told me she want to some club with some of her cousins and chicks got really wild there. I.e. girls would be hitting on guys, aggressively, and they were the white-skin types that would sneak out of their parents' homes at midnight and stuff.

That type of scene is out there - you just can't find it as a tourist (maybe a student, or intern)

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@fretdancer he told me doctors in the states didnt know what he had. but he followed a monk for a couple months so he was eating hand to mouth so to speak. he discribed it as a hard core pilgrimage. he spent no money just lived off the generosity of others. told me it was like no experience hes ever had and completely changed him as a person. hes more or less fine now but he had a ruff couple years as the bug worked its way out of his system.